March is Women's History Month, Irish Heritage Month, and lots of other things! Drop by and see some of the special displays and resources. Better wear green on the 17th, or you might get pinched!
Current Edition:
March 1st edition: https://www.smore.com/u06xzg
Previous Editions You May Have Missed:
February 7th edition: https://www.smore.com/hudzj
February 1st edition: https://www.smore.com/k1v8w
January 1st edition: https://www.smore.com/x4n8d
December 1st Edition: https://www.smore.com/jygqv
November edition: Link crashed and is unrecoverable. :-(
October 28th edition: https://www.smore.com/842na
October 1st edition:https://www.smore.com/mdq8k
September 27th edition: https://www.smore.com/kb5hz
September 15th edition: https://www.smore.com/spj95
September 7th edition: https://www.smore.com/ytmdh
August 25th edition: https://www.smore.com/xmw25
August 16th edition: https://www.smore.com/ugyrk
The aim of the NAHS Media Center is to serve as an integral support component of the total educational program. The overall purpose of the media center is to provide necessary and essential information as well as produce effective library users. It is our goal to assist learners, facilitators/staff, and community members in retrieving information and in becoming effective users of the media center. We provide access to technology, print, and e-resources to support the curricular needs of our students and staff. We collaborate with teachers on instructional initiatives, teach information literacy skills in the context of the curriculum, and promote reading for information and pleasure.
The following goals of the NAHS media program have been formulated in an effort to provide necessary skills and services to all of our patrons by ensuring curriculum support to the school's program.
To acquire resource materials (print and non-print) which meet the demands of the curriculum and the informational, educational, and recreational needs of our students.
To collaborate and plan with teachers in order to provide quality service and the best resources to maximize units of study.
To motivate and encourage independent reading for enjoyment and to help develop critical thinking skills.
To help students become skilled and discriminating users of various media, print and non-print materials, technology resources and equipment.
To help students and teachers integrate the use of technology into the curriculum.
To afford an opportunity through library and media experiences for learners to develop helpful interests, to make satisfactory personal adjustments, and to acquire desirable social skills.
The North Atlanta High School Media Center exists to support 21st Century learning and exploration by empowering students to be critical thinkers; effective and ethical users and producers of ideas and information; and lifelong readers and learners, in order for them to become productive citizens in a global society.
Reading Programs - Race 2 Read, Accelerated Reader, and the TOME Student Literacy Society
Research Assistance - Classes, small groups, and individuals by appointment
Writing Assistance- Classes, small groups, and individuals by appointment
NOTE: If you had a favorite page on the old MC website that hasn't moved to the new site yet, you may still access it here: https://sites.google.com/site/nahsmediatechnologycenter/